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Family Art Hour: Sun Prints

Drop-in to create your own sun prints inspired by our exhibition, Yto Barrada: Part-Time Abstractionist during this hands-on all ages family workshop led by ICP faculty member Raine Roberts. All ages are welcome. 

Reserve your museum ticket to visit Yto Barrada: Part-Time Abstractionist before or after the activity to learn more about how the artist uses found materials and alternative processes to examine the social, political, and industrial structures that have and continue to shape society. Learn more about the exhibitions on view. 

Parents and guardians must remain with their children during the activity. Museum entry is free for visitors 14 and under.

Raine Roberts is a Chicago-born, Brooklyn-based photographer, video artist and sculptor whose work delves into the delicate fluctuations between structure and chaos. She photographs architecture, bodies, and the natural environment and displays these works on mediums that will erode and change over time. Raine studied at the International Center of Photography (2023), honing her analog photography and darkroom processes, in order to transition to photographic-sculpture work. 











When: Sat., Jul. 20, 2024 at 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Where: International Center of Photography (ICP)
79 Essex St.
212-857-0000
Price: Free
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Drop-in to create your own sun prints inspired by our exhibition, Yto Barrada: Part-Time Abstractionist during this hands-on all ages family workshop led by ICP faculty member Raine Roberts. All ages are welcome. 

Reserve your museum ticket to visit Yto Barrada: Part-Time Abstractionist before or after the activity to learn more about how the artist uses found materials and alternative processes to examine the social, political, and industrial structures that have and continue to shape society. Learn more about the exhibitions on view. 

Parents and guardians must remain with their children during the activity. Museum entry is free for visitors 14 and under.

Raine Roberts is a Chicago-born, Brooklyn-based photographer, video artist and sculptor whose work delves into the delicate fluctuations between structure and chaos. She photographs architecture, bodies, and the natural environment and displays these works on mediums that will erode and change over time. Raine studied at the International Center of Photography (2023), honing her analog photography and darkroom processes, in order to transition to photographic-sculpture work. 

Buy tickets/get more info now